Milner Gardens spring plant sale
April 23, 2016

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The Milner Garden is famous for its rhododendrons scattered throughout an "ancient forest".

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Not everything in bloom right now is a rhododendron. These are probably azaleas.

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The original family home has been turned into a tea house and museum. It looks out over the lawn facing the gardens and a view of Georgia Strait.

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A close look at the azalea blossoms.

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And the orange one.

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Or is the orange one a rhodo??

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No doubt that this one is a rhododendron.

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Some have small dainty blossoms.

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Many of the them are tall trees and solid with blossoms.

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An ancient apple tree, covered with moss.

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This one is just starting to bloom.

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Not a rhodo - this is a "snowball" tree.

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Some have large bright blossoms.

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Looking up into the branches of a Dove Tree (Davidia involucrata) from China.

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Remains and renewal - an old tree has fallen.

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Zooming in one of the blossoms of the Dove Tree.

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Another exquisite rhododendron.

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A boardwalk is being built through the ancient trees near the strait.

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Another amazing rhodo.

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Azalea?

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They come in all shapes and sizes.

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One more blossom.

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